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English summary on page 80 as follows: The article introduces the features, values and the succession in the process of architectural art of the early Champa temple group (Hoa Lai, Po Dam and the Pho Hai) in the south of Trung Bo (Central Vietnam). It is necessary to reconstruct, maintain this typical group of temples by modern technique and materials. Historical and architectural problems are set up when these temples are studied. So are regional and sub-regional cultures of the nationl culture. The capital of the South champa was Paduranga. It is necessary to explain its name, position and the relation with the names Po Dam - Virapura - Rajapura - huan Wang. The group of remains of Pho hai is also legendarily called Po shah ina. Why is it so - called? Who was Po shah ina? Which remain in Pho Hai? It'd be better official called due to Pho hai as the tradition.
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